Alastair Macaulay, New York Times, 15 Mar. 2023 Her willful Juliet was the opposite of Fonteyn’s poetically passive, wronged one. 2023 The smooth, full-bodied texture makes the taste linger long, which is the opposite of the ephemeral finish of classic Japanese sake. Harm Venhuizen, Chicago Tribune, 19 Mar. Noun But Republican lawmakers in at least 14 states have introduced some 20 bills so far this year to do just the opposite. 2023 One area leads into the inner patio while the opposite side extends towards the oceanfront terrace.
2023 Drive one knee to your elbow, then repeat with the opposite side. Carlos Aguilar, Los Angeles Times, 17 Mar. 2023 Two mothers, on opposite sides of the road, both victims of a society tarnished by poverty and impunity, and a government incapable of solving either. Marisa Sloan, Discover Magazine, 17 Mar. 2023 Interestingly enough, this wasn’t done randomly cardholders on the East Coast had the lowest numbers while those on the opposite side of the country had the highest. 2023 Those who used to encourage me had started to behave the opposite way. 2023 On Thursday, Seager attacked a Clayton Kershaw fastball for his fourth homer of the spring, driving it the opposite way to left off the left-hander. 2023 With the theater’s shades now on, Pajarillaga and Thoman enter from opposite sides. Adjective In 1926, things usually worked the opposite way, as American opera companies were far more likely to tout the guest appearance of a European soprano or baritone.
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